Russia's negotiating tactics signal an ultimate unwillingness to avoid substantive compromises in the absence of battlefield advantage.

For Europe, military effectiveness means innovating, adapting, scaling, integrating feedback, and sustaining capabilities in fluid conditions.

Rethinking regional security complex theory as it applies to the contemporary Europe-Russian Federation security relationship

Considering regional security complex theory from the perspective of Spain's relationship with Morocco

Russia feels that through negotiations it can shred US strategic credibility, weaken and isolate Ukraine, divide Europe, and consolidate Global South support

Russian redlines, as part of the Kremlin's cognitive warfare, aim to shape and influence the West and Ukraine

Despite recent shifts toward a political union, the EU must make further reforms to ensure the Union’s long-term existence

What should be done to manage migration during the pandemic?

Policy Brief 24-01, November 2024